Hangang Bus Guide: Riding from Ttukseom with a Baby, Plus Schedule, Route, and Fare

Hangang Bus Guide: Riding from Ttukseom with a Baby, Plus Schedule, Route, and Fare

Thinking about trying the Hangang Bus from Ttukseom in Seoul, South Korea? Here’s my real experience riding it with a 16-month-old baby, including how boarding works, the schedule, route, fare, stroller access, and what to expect on board.

Jungnang Art Center Review: Free Baby-Friendly Media Exhibition in Seoul, South Korea

Jungnang Art Center Review: Free Baby-Friendly Media Exhibition in Seoul, South Korea

Looking for a free baby-friendly exhibition in Seoul, South Korea? I visited Jungnang Art Center’s new interactive media show, Sparkle, Blink, Melt Away, with my 16-month-old, and it was genuinely fun, easy, and surprisingly well done.

Starbucks Gyeongdong 1960 Review: Unique Starbucks in Cheongnyangni, Seoul with Parking Tips

Starbucks Gyeongdong 1960 Review: Unique Starbucks in Cheongnyangni, Seoul with Parking Tips

Starbucks Gyeongdong 1960 is one of the most unique Starbucks locations in Seoul, set inside a beautifully restored old theater in Gyeongdong Market. Here’s what it’s really like to visit, plus parking tips, directions, what to order, and whether it works with a baby.

Express Nowon by Mirage Review: Train-Themed Restaurant in Nowon, Seoul, South Korea

Express Nowon by Mirage Review: Train-Themed Restaurant in Nowon, Seoul, South Korea

Looking for a fun train-themed restaurant in Nowon, Seoul, South Korea? I visited Express Nowon by Mirage after exploring Nowon Train Village, and while the food was solid, the real draw was the beautifully done vintage train setting. Add the nearby Train View Café, where miniature trains deliver your drinks, and it turns into a surprisingly great half-day outing.

Nowon Train Village Review: Swiss & Italy Miniature Exhibit in Seoul

Nowon Train Village Review: Swiss & Italy Miniature Exhibit in Seoul

Looking for a fun indoor spot in Seoul with kids? Nowon Train Village combines interactive miniature train exhibits, a Swiss and Italy-themed display, and even a café where a train delivers your drinks. It’s affordable, surprisingly high quality, and just as enjoyable for adults as it is for little ones.